Launch everywhere without the ban-bait.
Paste your product URL. Get the subreddits that fit and the directories worth submitting to — then create a free account and your posts are written for every channel.
Writing this manually = hours of research + second-guessing. This does it in seconds, tailored to each platform's culture.
How it works
Paste your URL
We scrape your product page and extract what actually matters — the problem you solve, who for, and why it's different.
Get your launch map
Communities matched to your product — plus 74 launch directories from a registry we went through by hand: which ones are free, which charge, and what each form actually asks. All of it in the free version.
Sign up free: posts written, forms pre-filled
Create a free account and each post is written to its platform — Reddit value-first, Show HN technical, Product Hunt punchy — waiting in your Outbox. Install the free companion and every directory form fills itself; you review and hit submit.
And launch day is just the start — LaunchEngine also makes your launch videos in your own cloned voice, and the Creator engine keeps you showing up in your communities until people know your name.
Why most launches go nowhere
The copy isn't the bottleneck — the wrong copy for the wrong platform is. One bad framing and the post gets flagged, removed, or ignored.
Every channel has different rules
What works on Reddit gets you banned on Product Hunt. What lands on LinkedIn sounds corporate on X. Generic copy gets removed. Platform-aware posts get upvoted.
Self-promotion gets killed fast
Moderators remove promotional posts within minutes if they don't add value. The framing has to feel native to survive — and most founders get this wrong on every channel.
The launch window is 48 hours
Launch momentum compounds in the first two days. With a post already written for every channel — no two hours of writing and second-guessing — you actually post everywhere instead of just one. A free account writes them.